Super Bowl Quarter Score 2025: Chiefs vs. Eagles 2nd Quarter Update and Recap

The Philadelphia Eagles are one point off the largest halftime lead in Super Bowl history.

The Eagles own a 24-0 advantage over the Kansas City Chiefs after two quarters of Super Bowl 59.

Cooper DeJean's interception return for a touchdown, A.J. Brown's receiving score and Jake Elliott's field goal extended the advantage from seven points after the first period to 24 at halftime.

Updated Super Bowl 59 Score

Kansas City 0 0 - 0

Philadelphia 7 17- 24

The Eagles broke the game open thanks to a pair of touchdowns.

Cooper DeJean intercepted Patrick Mahomes and took the ball into the end zone from 38 yards out to extend the score to 17-0.

The Eagles' second interception of Mahomes came from a diving Zack Baun inside the Philadelphia 20-yard-line.

Baun's interception set up A.J. Brown's 12-yard touchdown pass down the left sideline from Jalen Hurts.

Philadelphia's first score of the second quarter came on a 48-yard field goal from Jake Elliott.

The Eagles are in complete control of the championship tilt with a 179-23 advantage in total yards.

Mahomes is 6-for-14 with 33 passing yards and he has been sacked on three occasions.

Travis Kelce is without a reception in the game, while five Eagles have multiple receptions at halftime.

Jahan Dotson, who had two catches for 42 yards in the first quarter, is still the game's leading receiver.

Saquon Barkley is the leading rusher at halftime with 31 yards. Hurts has 25 yards of his own on the ground.

Philadelphia's 24-point lead is one point short of the Super Bowl halftime record held by Washington from Super Bowl 22.